EasyPusher - Web Push Notifications

开发者	easypusher 14notout
更新时间	2026年6月3日 15:30
PHP版本:	7.4 及以上
WordPress版本:	7.0
版权:	GPLv2 or later
版权网址:	版权信息

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1.0.0 1.0.1

详情介绍:

Add web push notifications to your WordPress site with EasyPusher. Send browser push notifications to Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, and Safari subscribers — re-engage visitors after they leave, announce new content, drive traffic back to your site, and grow your audience. EasyPusher takes care of the parts of web push that usually slow you down: VAPID key generation, service-worker installation, cross-browser payload quirks, and subscriber storage. Install the plugin, paste your API Key, and you're live — the full push pipeline is managed for you in the EasyPusher cloud. What you can do

Send web push notifications to all subscribers or to targeted segments
Capture browser subscribers with a customisable opt-in prompt — no coding required
Schedule push notifications in advance, or send them instantly
Track delivery and engagement — sent, delivered, clicked, dismissed, CTR
UTM tracking on every link so push traffic shows up in your analytics
Cross-browser support — Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, and Safari, on both desktop and mobile
Multi-site ready — manage push campaigns across several WordPress sites from one EasyPusher dashboard
Fast CDN delivery — the JS SDK and service worker load from Cloudflare for minimal performance impact
Easy uninstall — the plugin cleans up its WordPress options and removes the service-worker proxy file on uninstall

Common use cases

Content publishers and bloggers — notify subscribers when new articles, podcasts, or videos are published
News sites — push breaking-news alerts to your audience in real time
Online stores — announce flash sales, new product launches, and restocks via browser push
Membership and education sites — let learners know about new lessons, courses, or community activity
Marketing teams — schedule re-engagement campaigns to bring lapsed visitors back to your site

How it works

Sign up for a free EasyPusher account.
Add your WordPress site in the EasyPusher dashboard and copy the generated API Key.
Install this plugin, go to EasyPusher → Settings, and paste the API Key.
Configure your opt-in prompt in the EasyPusher dashboard (style, copy, trigger).
Visitors see the prompt, click Allow, and start receiving the push notifications you compose from your EasyPusher dashboard.

The plugin does three things on your WordPress site: it injects the EasyPusher JS loader snippet into <head> on public pages, writes a 2-line ep-sw.js service-worker proxy file to your site root on activation, and adds a Stats page to the WP admin that pulls live numbers from your EasyPusher account. A free account at easypusher.com is required. External Service: EasyPusher This plugin requires an account at EasyPusher.com to function. EasyPusher is a web push notification service that provides the server-side infrastructure (VAPID keys, opt-in prompt rendering, push fanout, analytics). Service links:

Service homepage: https://easypusher.com
Terms of Service: https://easypusher.com/terms
Privacy Policy: https://easypusher.com/privacy

Requirements

WordPress 6.2 or higher
PHP 7.4 or higher
HTTPS enabled on your site (required for push notifications)

安装:

From the WordPress admin (recommended)

In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins → Add New and search for EasyPusher.
Click Install Now, then Activate.
Sign up for a free account at app.easypusher.com, add your site, and copy the API Key shown on the site's API Access page.
In your WordPress admin, go to EasyPusher → Settings, paste the API Key, and click Save.
If activation could not auto-write ep-sw.js to your site root, an admin notice will tell you what to upload manually.

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升级注意事项:

1.0.1 Fixes a cosmetic bug on the Stats page where an admin notice rendered next to the heading instead of below it. No behaviour changes. 1.0.0 Initial release.

常见问题:

Which browsers support web push notifications?

Web push notifications work in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, and Safari, on both desktop and mobile. The plugin handles the cross-browser differences for you — the same campaign reaches all of your subscribers regardless of which browser they use.

Can I send push notifications to mobile users?

Yes. Web push notifications work on Android browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera) and on iOS Safari 16.4 and later (when the visitor adds your site to their Home Screen). The plugin captures mobile subscribers the same way it captures desktop ones.

Do I need an EasyPusher account?

Yes — a free EasyPusher account is required. The plugin is a thin wrapper around the EasyPusher cloud: subscribers, opt-in prompt configuration, campaigns, VAPID keys, and delivery all live in your EasyPusher dashboard.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. EasyPusher has a free tier that covers small sites, and paid plans for higher subscriber counts and notification volume. Pricing details are on easypusher.com.

Where is subscriber data stored?

In your EasyPusher cloud account. The plugin does not maintain a local subscriber database on your WordPress site, which keeps your database lean and avoids GDPR concerns around hosting browser-push tokens on shared WordPress hosting.

Do I need to generate VAPID keys?

No. EasyPusher generates and rotates VAPID keys for you. You don't have to copy keys into the plugin, regenerate them, or migrate subscribers when keys change.

Will this plugin slow down my site?

No. The JS SDK is loaded asynchronously from Cloudflare's CDN, so it never blocks page rendering. The plugin doesn't add database queries to your front-end pages — visitors only contact the EasyPusher API when they're interacting with the opt-in prompt or subscribing.

Does it work with WordPress multisite?

Yes. Each site connects to its own EasyPusher account (or to a separate site within one EasyPusher account), so subscribers, campaigns, and stats are kept properly isolated per WordPress site.

How do I uninstall?

Deactivate the plugin from the WordPress Plugins screen, then click Delete. The plugin removes its options and the ep-sw.js service-worker proxy file. Your EasyPusher cloud account and subscribers are preserved — you can reconnect any time by reinstalling the plugin and pasting your API Key.

Is HTTPS required?

Yes. Web push notifications require HTTPS — this is a browser security requirement that applies to every web push solution, not just EasyPusher.

更新日志:

1.0.1

Fix: admin notice on the Stats page was rendering inline with the heading because WordPress core JS moves notices next to the first H1 — added the wp-header-end marker so notices land below the styled header as intended.

1.0.0

Initial release.